ADIPQ gene polymorphism rs266729 (-11377 C>G) and metabolic syndrome risk in a Mexican population of western Mexico.

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ADIPQ gene polymorphism rs266729 (-11377 C>G) and metabolic syndrome risk in a Mexican population of western Mexico.

Nutricion hospitalaria - 23 Feb 2021

Garcia Robles Mayra Judith, Camarillo Alba Jaqueline, Valenzuela Gurrola Manuel de Jesus, López Jesús Adrian, Ramírez-De Los Santos Saul

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INTRODUCTION: Introduction: obesity often leads to deregulation and disrupting of the function of adipokines, which leads to various altered conditions, including metabolic syndrome (MetS). Adiponectin is one of the main adipokines secreted by adipocytes. The ADIPQ gene polymorphism rs266729 (-11377 C>G) is significantly associated with metabolic alterations related to obesity in different populations. Mexico has...

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PMID: 33319570
DOI: 10.20960/nh.03204

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